Credibility Gaps

The term “credibility gap” is frequently used in the sphere of the federal government. In all likelihood, it originated here. In government, public officials often say they are going to do many important things but when all is said and done, they do very little, or the very opposite occurs. For example: The president many say that federal taxes will surely be lowered within a certain amount of time, but before long, you notice them increasing. When this happens, you have a credibility gap. You...